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On the 12th anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, families and activists demand justice and accountability.

Thirty-four miners died while protesting for decent wages, living and working conditions in Marikana, North West.

The tragedy followed a six-week strike over wages and better living and work conditions

Over 200 dismissed miners at Sibanye-Stillwater's Kwezi shafts are demanding reinstatement, following a sit-in protest over employee share schemes.

Boinehelo Lefefa (43) appeared in the Westonaria Magistrates Court on Thursday, 23 November.

The mineworker has been linked to the murder of his colleague.

Several images that followed after that footage showed the man taking a selfie next to the body.

Mining group Sibanye-Stillwater has confirmed that they are investigating the deaths of four mineworkers who died on Thursday after a newly constructed surface waste rock conveyor collapsed.